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YouTube generation propels Japan's anti-foreigner politics into the mainstream

JAPAN, JUL 25 – Sanseito appeals mostly to voters aged 18-39 with anti-immigration messages and strong online engagement, gaining ground in recent elections, NHK poll shows.

By Tim Kelly and John Geddie

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YouTube generation propels Japan's anti-foreigner politics into the mainstream

By Tim Kelly and John Geddie

·Colorado Springs, United States
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Yuta Kato, a 38-year-old hairdresser, annoyed by tourists blocking the streets of Tokyo’s Ginza or seeing loud music on the subway, is one of the growing number of supporters of Japan’s right-wing Sanseito party. The party, which warns of a “silent foreign invasion” and whose central slogan is “Japanese First,” inspired by the “bold political style” of US President Donald Trump, gained momentum in the recent upper house elections, using YouTube …

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Colorado Springs Gazette broke the news in Colorado Springs, United States on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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